cmMEtecklu Stfhmg.
IKA L UAItK, Editor and L'nhllslicr
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Ono l'cnr by Stall, In mlvnnco. .$1.75
Ono l'cnr hy Carrlor, In nilvnnco, $2.00
Entered at tho North Platto, Nobranka
Postofflco as Second Glass Matter,
FJtlDAY, AlMtlL Itli, 1919.
women is politics.
Tho entrance of women Into politics
In North Platte Tuesday rosulted In
tho most sweopliiK victory tbo city lias
ovor known, n 1b ovldonced by tho
fact that A. P. Strrttz, the candidate
they most hoartlly supported for may
or was elected by a vote nearly 200
greater than tbo combined vote of tho
othdr three candidates. The total
vote cast by tho women was nearly if
not' altogether as largo as that cast
by tho
men, which disproves the
so frequently made that wo -
soruon so ireiiuuimy uiuuu mm " .
in on would not avail thomsolvos of J
of suffrage were such accorded them.
It Is true that In tho election Tuosday
thore was an Issue that strongly ap
pealed to them, yot oven had this is
sue not boon so strongly presented we
aro confident tho woman vote would
havo fairly strong.
In cntorlng the campaign tho wo
men recognized tho value of a thor
ough solidification of their forces and
proceeding along this lino bullded an
organization that could not have boon
stronger nor more efficient. They ap
pointed as members of their commit
tees women of known energy and In
fluence a bouse to house canvas was
niailo and on election day thoy saw to
It that every woman who was favor
able to Mr. Streltz got to the polls and
voted. Their organization ns n
whole was as porfoct and as effectual
as any wo havo ever known In city or
county politics.
The appointment of two women In
each ward as Judges and clerks of
icloctlon produced an air of refine
ment at tho voting places, and tho
difference In tho general demeanor of
the mon voterB as compared with pre
vious years was noticeable.
Tho Trlbuno In mightily pleased
that tho women evinced such an. Inter
est Tuosday and it hopes that tho
same Interest will bo taken In future
elections.
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OTA Mill WEATHEIt. .
Wo passed through March without
any sovcro storms and without tho
tcmporaturo reaching tho zero mark.
Tho mean tcmporaturo for tho month
was two dogrocs warmer than tho
normal for tho month. The coldest
March day wo havo ever had was
twonty-ono below zero.
Tho precipitation for tho month
was forty-four ono hundredths of an
Inch, ns compared with thirty-two ono
hundredths In March of last year and
1.48 lnchos In March vm. tho nor
mal for tho month Is clghty-sovon ono
hundredths of an Inch. Tho wettest
March wo havo ovor had was In 1912
when tho precipitation amounted to
This data Is taken from tho monthly
summary Issued by Observer Shilling
of tho local weather bureau.
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FOR HALE.
Your cholco or our two Registered
lloroford Herd Dulls. Ono of these, a
four year old, and weighing ovor a
ton, is tho making or a big bull.
24F4 II. & II. KERR, Brady, Nob.
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Card of '''luniks
Wo desire In this public way to
glvo our sincere thanks to nil tho
friends and neighbors who gnvo us
aid and sympathy on the occasion or
our great boreavomont In tho death of
nnr wlfo and mothor. the Into Emma
llaspol, and especially to thoso who
sent floral offerings, and to thoso who
boro tho body or our neiovoa 10 uiu
tomb.
Albert Haspol and children.
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l'Olt SALE.
Darn 1Gx20 In good condition, now
ly nalntcd. Would mako a good four
room house. Also double sheds. In
qulro at Now Method Tiro Shop.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Rcmemher that when you bring your
Ford car to ' us for mechanical attention
that you get the genuine Ford service ma
terials, experienced workmen and Ford
factory prices, Your Ford is too useful,
to valuable to take chances with poor
mechanics, with equally poor quality ma
terials, Bring it to us and save both time
and money. We are authorized Ford
dealers; trusted by the Ford Motor Com
pany to look after the wants of Ford own
ers thut't the assurance we olTer. We are
getting a few Ford cars and first come first
to receive delivery.
Hendy-Ogier Auto Company
OIIOANIZK ItAlMlOAl) HEX
vim vicroity loan campaign
A railroad organization which In
cludes representatives of evory
branch of the service from the direc
tor general to the last man In the
yards, will handle the victory llborty
loan campaign of the rallronds of tho
country.
"It Is the Intention that every em
ploye of the railroad should bo urged
personally to subscribe for as largo an
amount of victory liberty loan notes
as possible," says tho general bulletin,
which gives Instructions for the for
mation of tho army which will put the
loan across.
Tormlnal and shop committees will
bo composed of three or more ofllcers
and men and In shop subcommittees
to roach employes In all outlying
shops and ropalr shops.
A detailed method of securing dally
reports of tho subscriptions of the rail
systems has been worked out, Two
fcaturos arc named ossontlal: Total
subscriptions of officers and employes
as-jfire to bo made known promptly
! Kn,.rH committee of tho rallroi
to the
r.ru
railroad; to-
tal subscriptions arc
to bo mndo
known to tho county victory llborty
loan organization in such detail ns
will onnbln the latter to allocate tho
tho subscriptions to the communities
"Dnd Dlnlock will ro-entor the pop
corn business and Is having a stand
erected on the McDonald lot at Fifth
and Locust.
Girls' capos and dolmanB, ago C to
14 In navy, copen and tan, now shown
ut BLOCK'S.
A now time card will go Into ef
fect Sunday. Tho chnnges will con
corn principally tho branch lines
oast. No. 0, It is said, will -bo the
only train effected on tho main lino
nnd tho chango of arrival wljl bo
slight.
Enrouto east on train No. 2 yester
day was tho Philippine Commission
enrouto from thoso islapds to Wash
ington, D. C. Tho obect of tho visit
of tbo commission is to establish clos
er trado rolations with tho United
States. The mombcrs of tho commis
sion will appear before the -leading
commercial bodies of this country.
This has boon tho greatest suit sea
son over known. Wo aro getting in
new suits every day to supply the
groat' demand. You aro sure to find
hero tho kind of a suit you may want
whether it may bo a box suit, blouse
suit, or plain tailored suit. BLOCK
has them.
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10 H SALE.
Homo grown olm trees.
2th street, phono Red 958.
215
cast
20tf
FOlt SALE
Two yearling Holsteln bulls. A
Coolldgo, North Platto. 21-4
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Wanted to buy Light stock hogs
nnd somo brood sows. Phono 797F031.
Geraldine Farrar in
66
The
A woman's law of the great
wesl. They love hard and
fight hard under the western
skie9.
EXTRA SAUURDAY
Smiling Bill Parsons in
"Bill Settles Down."
Bill is funny even on a farm
CRYSTAL THEATRE
Saturday - Monday
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LITE
:enes,
Neglect is bound to
mean repairs soon-
r later.
The way to keep
your battery at the
top notch of effici
ciency is to have it
inspected regularly
by men who know,
and can recognize
the symptoms of
distress.
dl
Official Service Station
McDonaldjBank Building.
Phone 731
COMMISSION Kit? .PKOCEEMNOS.
March 31, 1919.
Board of county oommlBsloners met
present Koch, Hermlnghausen and
county clork.
Tho following claims were allowed?
Fred Tobap, bridge work, $42.00. I
Paul Moyor, office expenses and of-i
flee ront, $24.80.
Alleen Onntt Cochrnn, salary,$133.33 1
A. S. Allen, office oxpensos, $42.16.
Alleon Gantt Cochran, orflco expen
ses. $35.10.
L. A. Cambrel, salary, $77.00.
Anna Andorson, care or Emma An
derson, $35.00.
Faye Elder, salary, $05.00.
A. S. Allon, salary, $137.60.
Essie Wessburg, salary, $75.00.
Sundry lfcrsons, dragging roads,
$252.75.
A. J. Salisbury, salary, $145.80.
R. O. Anthos, road work, $5.G0.
Tim Sutton, salary, $100.00.
WIloy Moon, road work, $42.00.
Harry Blackstone, road work, $10.80.
Chas. Robinson, dragging, $9.00.
Lyman McClure, road work, $2i40.
J. R. Rltner, rip rapping, $523.50.
O. B. Cyphers, road work,$5.00.
Harold Conger, road work, $3.00.
Aaroon Gregg, road work. $44.80.
F. P. WilHams, road work, $1.00.
Chas. Cockle, rond work, $G.00.
Wesloy Cockle, road work, $22,Q0".
Sundry persons, road work, Com.
Ilist. 3, $25i;i5.
E. H. Springer, services and milage,
$r,G.25.
F. W. Herminghousen, services and
milage, $01.50.
S J. Koch, services and milage,1
$40 00,
S. M, Souder,- office Expenses,
$129.85.
E. McNeal, dragging, $20.40.
Robt. Dean, houso rent county poor,
$10.00.
Bond of W. A. Gauntt, assessor
Xorth Rosedqlo precinct, approved.
Adjourned to meet April 7, 1919.
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First -Presbytcrlnn Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., commun
ion services at 11 a. m. Every mem
ber of tho church Is requested to be
present nt this the first communion of
the church year.
Remember the evening service at
eight o'clock. -
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The Church of Our Saviour, Episcopal.
Divine services for next Sunday, 5th
Sunday In Lent.
Holy communion 7:30 a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 n. m.
Morning prayer and sermon 11 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 7 p. m.
Sunday school In St. Paul's chapel
on the North side 3 p. ni.
There will be a speclnl sermon
preached during the morning service
ft 1:00 n'nlnpkl nn Mm Arpnnno FYir-
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laln U. S. Field Artillery).
R. O. MACKINTOSH, Rector.
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You feel different the minute you
take It a gentlo.soothlng warmth fills
tho system. It's a pleasure to take
HoUister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Helps purify tho blood, drives out tho
germs of Winter, gets you hustling,
bustling, full of life and energy. 35c.
Tda or tablets. George Frater.
The iPercheron Stallion
"Lord BMwood"
Will make the season of 191!) nt the
,T. I. Smith farm nt the Baker school
house four miles west of North Platto.
"Lord Birdwood" was foaled June
15, 1010, bred nnd raised by 1. A.
Goodrich, of Bellevue. Neb., weighs
1000. perfectly sound nnd Is recorded
by the H'crclicrnn Society of America
under the record number of 91SA2.
-.SERVICE FEE $12i0 to Insure the
mnro with foal.
Caro will bo taken to prevent inci
dents but should any occur the owner
of the horse will not be responsible.
CLAUDE MOORE,
Owner.
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There will be
"Sale next Saturday but we
will have a
6 STREET
of Household Goods across from
the Postoffice
Saturday, April 5th, 1919
ALWAYS USE
COW BRAND FLOUR
WORTH
STo5
VBESTI
KORTHPlVTTt.KI&
IT MAKES BETTER BREAD
PATRONIZE NORTH PLATTE INDUSTRIES
THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR is an old reliable thresh
er and tractor Company. Three sixes in tractors, 30-60,
22-45 and 15-30. If you are going to buy a tractor we in
vite you to investigate the AULTMAN-TAYLOR. For
Prices and Terms Inquire of
HOMER D. MYLANDER.
CATALOGUE FREE
Tho alt -y oar -round soft drink.
Leadership, onee established,
is strengthened and confirmed
by its followers and imitators
Bevo's leadership is proclaimed
by the largest rear guard that
ever followed a leader.
Sold everywhere "Families supplied by
drocor, druist and dealer. "-"Visitors
are cordially invited to inspect our plant.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST.LOUIS.'
Pnxton &: Gallagher Co.,
Distributors NORTH fLATTE,
no Combination
SALE
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